In Coral Gables, Fla., Jemile Weeks scored from
third on an error in the bottom of the 10th as
top-ranked Miami (Fla.) edged No. 20 Virginia 4-3 to win its ACC
series in front of a sellout crowd of 3,000 at Mark Light Field.
Weeks hit a leadoff double in the 10th and Yonder
Alonso was intentionally walked. Both runners advanced one base
on a passed ball. Mark Sobolewski hit a grounder to short, but
the throw to first was high, allowing Weeks to come home with
the game-winner for the Hurricanes (19-2, 35-5). Sobolewski
finished with two hits, while Alonso went 1 for 2 with a two-run
homer in the first, two walks, two runs and two RBI. Jeremy
Farrell went deep for the Cavaliers (13-10, 32-14).

No. 8 Texas A&M 15, No. 6 Missouri 0
In College Station, Texas, Texas A&M unloaded on Missouri,
scoring in every inning except the first. Kevin Gonzalez led the
attack, going 3 for 4 with five RBI for the Aggies (17-3, 36-7).
Luke Anders hit a pair of home runs, and Jose Duran and Dane
Carter each added two RBI. A&M starter Barret Loux pitched six
innings, allowing just two hits and two walks while striking out
five. Missouri dropped to 9-8 in the Big 12 and 29-13 overall.

Florida 7, No. 11 Georgia 2
In Gainesville, Fla., Stephen Locke threw his first career
complete game to lead Florida past Georgia in SEC play. Locke
scattered two runs on eight hits to pick up his third victory.
Florida (11-9, 26-16) scored a run in the second on a Jon
Townsend RBI groundout. The Gators busted the game open with a
four-run fourth. The first two Florida batters singled and after
an intentional walk to load the bases Jon Townsend made the
Bulldogs pay with a two-run double. Matt den Dekker then scored
on a passed ball and Townsend came home on a Josh Adams RBI
double. The Bulldogs (15-4-1, 29-13-1) scored in the fifth to
make it 5-1, but Florida added two more in the bottom half to
make it 7-1.

No. 4 Arizona State 11, No. 13 California 7

In Tempe, Ariz., Mike Leake drove in four,
including a bases-loaded triple in the seventh, as Arizona State
clinched its Pac-10 series with California in front of 2,130
fans at Winkles Field-Packard Stadium at Brock Ballpark. Leake’s
three-base hit in the seventh snapped a 7-7 tie. He scored on a
wild pitch to complete the scoring. Tommy Rafferty (8-0) pitched
the final three innings to earn the win for the Sun Devils (9-5,
34-7) with two hits and four strikeouts. Dylan Tonneson belted a
three-run homer in the sixth for the Golden Bears (7-7, 27-12
2).

No. 5 Rice 4, UCF 3
In Orlando, Fla., Rice broke a 3-3 in the ninth when Rick Hague
singled in Derek Myers with two outs to even its Conference USA
series with UCF. Diego Seastrunk went 2 for 4 and drove in two
for the Owls (14-3, 33-11). Jimmy Comerota also had two hits and
scored a run. Tyson Auer was 1 for 2 with two RBI for the
Knights (5-12, 27-17). Cole St. Clair pitched 3.1 innings in
relief, allowing just one hit while striking out five to earn
the win.

No. 7 Wichita State 14-11, Indiana State 7-2

In Terre Haute, Ind., Wichita State recorded a
pair of Missouri Valley wins at Indiana State. The Shockers
(11-3, 33-8) won the completion of Friday’s suspended game 14-7
before capturing the regularly-scheduled game 11-2 against the
Sycamores (5-9, 12-26). Conor Gillapsie homered twice in the
first game for WSU, including a grand slam in the ninth. In the
second game, Gillaspie went deep in a six-run fourth to give the
Shockers a 7-2 advantage.

No. 9 Nebraska 6-16, Baylor 4-1 (game 1 – 10
innings)

In Waco, Texas, Nebraska completed a Big 12
doubleheader sweep of Baylor at Baylor Ballpark. The Huskers
(15-4-1, 32-7-1) took the opener 6-4 in 10 innings before
blowing out the Bears (8-12, 24-20) 14-1 in the nightcap. In
Game 1, D.J. Belfonte had a two-run single in the top of the 10th
to carry NU to the win after BU scored twice in the ninth to
force extra innings. In the second game, Jake Opitz homered and
drove in five as the Huskers scored seven in the first and never
looked back.

LSU 11, No. 10 South Carolina 10 (11)
In Baton Rouge, La., LSU scored twice in the bottom of the
eleventh to beat South Carolina in SEC action when the Gamecocks
committed three errors in the inning. USC (11-9, 31-13) jumped
out to a 7-0 lead before LSU (8-11-1, 27-16-1) got on the board,
but the Tigers scored three in the sixth and four in the
seventh. Blake Dean was 3 for 4 with an RBI and a run for LSU.
Sean Ochinko and Nicholas Pontiff each added two-run homers for
the Tigers. Justin Smoak reached base seven times for the
Gamecocks, going 4 for 4 with three walks and two RBI. Harley
Lail drove in three for USC.

No. 15 Stanford 26, USC 5

In Stanford, Calif., Jeff Castro had four hits
and four RBI to lead Stanford past USC to win its Pac-10 series
at Klein Field. Toby Gerhart had two homers and drove in five
for the Cardinal (10-4, 25-12-2). The Trojans (6-8, 19-22) got a
three-run homer from Grant Green in the first before Stanford
scored two in the first and three in the second to take the
lead. The Cardinal added six in the third for an 11-3 advantage.
Cord Phelps had two hits, three walks and scored five times.

No. 16 Oklahoma State 10, Kansas 3
In Stillwater, Okla., Oklahoma State won its eighth in a row,
downing Kansas for the second straight day in Big 12 play. Neil
Medchill was 2 for 5 with three RBI and his fifth homer for the
Cowboys (13-7, 31-11). Donnie Webb also had a pair of hits and
scored twice while driving in three. Tyler Lyons started and
worked into the seventh, allowing three runs on nine hits. Matt
Peck pitched the final 2.2 innings, allowing just two hits. Erik
Morrison went 3 for 5 for the Jayhawks (5-12, 25-21).

No. 21 Kentucky 6, No. 17 Vanderbilt 2

In
Nashville, Tenn., Kentucky used timely hitting and good pitching
to beat Vanderbilt in an SEC matchup. The Wildcats (10-10,
32-11) scored three in the third on an RBI single by Ryan Wilkes
and a two-run triple by Caleb Cotham. They added another run in
the fourth and two more in the fifth to take a 6-0 lead. The
Commodores (11-8, 31-12) responded with single runs in the fifth
and sixth, but could muster no more against UK relievers Aaron
Lovett and Andrew Albers.